The phrase "attended this training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to participation in a training session or program.
Example: "I attended this training to improve my skills in project management."
Alternatives: "participated in this training" or "took part in this training".
What I also learned is that, because I attended this training, I was now "cross trained" to sell in the cellphone department.
More than 60 experts and young researchers attended this training and workshop.
About 8 10 participants from each block of these districts attended this training in batches.
(C8) "In the beginning, I attended this training due to my large breasts.
Experts and policy-makers from the national strategic committee as well as HIV/AIDS focal points from 16 medical universities across Iran attended this training which was hosted by Shiraz University of Medical Sciences in close collaboration with the Center for Disease Control CDCC) and the HIV/AIDS office of the Ministry of Health.
Recently, one of the research councils (see sidebar), the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, made it compulsory for all of the students it funds to attend this training programme.
Professionals from a range of disciplines deemed to have suitable prior mental health-related training (e.g., psychologists, social workers, chaplains, or physicians) from locations across the globe attend this training.
Participants were asked to complete a one-page evaluation of the program consisting of four open-ended questions: 1. List one or two things you will do differently or will share with your colleagues as a result of attending this training.
With the Veteran's Opportunity to Work (VOW) Act of 2011, it is now the Law that every transitioning military member attend this training prior to separating active duty.
